Rainbow Teak Sandstone Tiles

Rainbow Teak Sandstone Tiles feature beautiful rich brown and beige tones with rusts veins. Available in a variety of sizes from 3x6 to 24x24 and are available in a variety of finishes and are recommended for flooring, walls and countertops for interior projects in both residential and commercial buildings.
Use of Marble : It is ideal for carving and architectural uses as pillars, arches, garden furniture, fountains, landscaping products and stone arts & crafts. Rough and weathered sandstone is used as fireplaces, walls, and walkways. ... Sandstone slabs and sandstone tiles
are used in cladding.

Sandstones are one of most well-known regular stones that are used extensively used for making aligned tiles. They are hard and glistening as well as profoundly sturdy. They can also be recolored safely and so sturdy that they would not break off pretty easily. Moreover the crystalline surface and substantial assortment of excellent hues makes it the most loved stone. Other than homes they are also generally found in landmarks, libraries, exhibition halls and stadiums.

India is one of the best place to get sandstones. The reason behind them being in the A list of stone art is that they have a universal appeal. They can work well to give a contemporary feel to the house as well as work well in proving a modern feel to the house. Moreover they can work in all the rooms of the house be it your living room, kitchen, dining room and even the backyard. When you talk about Indian sandstone there are two forms which stand out the former being Teakwoodand the latter being Rainbow sandstone.

Teak wood sandstone tiles has a look like that of matured wood due to caramel shading. They are a fine grained cream shade sandstone which are shaped well by dark colored veins all through the surface. They give a lavish vibe when utilized with a smooth surface which looks delicate. They do not take a great cleaning job so they are also utilized broadly in making garden decorations. These stones are perfect for interior and exterior ground surface in homes and business. Every one of the squares of teakwood sandstones are deliberately aligned and sliced to correct size as per your customization.

Rainbow sandstone on the other hand is made out of fine grained quartz and different minerals. The nearness of minerals gives rich colors and wonderful shades. The shading changes as dark colored, violet and once in a while rosy veins which depends on mineral arrangement. So they are named Rainbow. They can be utilized forvariety of structural purposes in flooring as well as the wall tiles. They can help to venture into a modern garden style backyard as they are accessible as tiles and pieces in completely sawn form.

You can team the two together either by going for a backyard that has teak wood sandstone and home walls or flooring of rainbow and stone and vice versa. This will may be cost you more in the initial stage but you will not have any maintenance cost on them and a beauty that is there to stay forever. You can check out the various stones by going to a stone manufacturer

Applications
Rainbow /Teakwood is a highly porous sandstone and its main application is in interior wall cladding. The softness of the material means it is not recommendable for flooring or in exteriors. Because of its softness the honed finish is the most recommended and is also the most common. It is often used near water bodies like swimming pools because of its anti-slip qualities. It is also used since last few
years as tombstone material in countries like Germany and Austria. Another application is as residential wall cladding in India and Europe.



The sheer uniqueness of the material would normally mean it would command a premium price, yet the price is surprisingly in the medium segment of the market. A further rationalization in the quarries would probably allow bigger sized blocks, and much bigger increase in production. This is one material the potential of which is grossly underutilized. Perhaps in the years ahead, with the stone industry in Rajasthan rapidly evolving, we will hear much more about this fascinating stone.